This is a genuine 19th-century Japanese woodblock print from the "Toba-e Man-no-kotobuki" series. It features a whimsical, satirical scene in the classic Toba-e style—famed for its "long-limbed" characters and humorous depictions of daily life. This style was a significant precursor to modern manga. Details: • Artist Influence: Highly consistent with the works of Hasegawa Mitsunobu or the Hokusai school. • Dimensions: Approximately 6.75" x 4.5". • Paper: Authentic handmade Washi paper with visible fibers. • Condition: Features original color blocks (salmon-pink and green). Note authentic antique patina, including minor foxing and light edge wear consistent with age. • Shipping: Will be shipped flat in acid-free materials to ensure preservation. Tags (Keywords) Japanese Woodblock Print, Antique Ukiyo-e, Toba-e Art, Edo Period, Hokusai Style, Japanese Antiques, Asian Art, Satirical Illustration, Original Woodblock, Washi Paper Art, Collectible Japan, Historical Manga, Humorous Art.